Wish List

StephenC · #1 02-19-2006, 11:13 AM

1. A live box set with selections from 1975 to The Say You Will tour.

2. Mirage and Tango 2 CD sets.

3. An unplugged CD/DVD.

4. Buckingham Nicks on CD... yeah right!

Any more?

nodmod · #2 02-19-2006, 11:23 AM

As above and the following

- Lindsey's solo CD

- Stevie Live in Melbourne DVD

- Stevie's solo albums 2 CD Versions with demos, alt mixes

Sahara · #3 02-19-2006, 11:46 AM

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As above and the following

- Lindsey's solo CD

- Stevie Live in Melbourne DVD

- Stevie's solo albums 2 CD Versions with demos, alt mixes

With you there.

Also,
a Stevie record of Songs of Rhiannon,
the famous Rhiannon movie,
and an autobiography, please.

Jyqm · #4 02-19-2006, 11:57 AM

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1. A live box set with selections from 1975 to The Say You Will tour.

Well, we've already got our live document of the Say You Will tour, and we've also got The Dance, and the Tango tour DVD. So I say instead of a compilation-type box set, let's get a couple of full concerts out there from the under-represented eras. An official release of a Mirage show would be nice, although a show from 1975 would be divine. And let's get a full Tusk concert out there as well. Live is a good enough album, but it's a bit scattershot, and there's too much stuff from 1977. (And of course, anything from 1971-1974 would be a true treasure.)

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2. Mirage and Tango 2 CD sets.

Yes please! I don't even need bonus discs, as long as the albums themselves are properly remastered, and all of the various B-sides are tacked on there.

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4. Buckingham Nicks on CD... yeah right!

I'll never understand why this hasn't been released yet. I know there had been some talk of the masters being lost or something, but surely they have some kind of tapes available (and "Long Distance Winner" on Enchanted disc 3 sounds just fine to my ears). This would be such a great cash cow; you'd think they'd release it for that reason alone.

At the very least, given the reaction at Soundstage, maybe the band will learn "Frozen Love" and incorporate it into some concerts should they ever tour again.

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Any more?

As someone else mentioned, Stevie's catalogue needs a good remastering.

I'd love to see a new Fleetwood Mac album with Lindsey and Stevie actually writing material together, but I doubt that's going to happen anytime soon. In the meantime, I'll take a new solo album from either of them. Or a tour from either featuring lots of songs they've never or rarely bothered with before.

Lala · #5 02-19-2006, 03:00 PM

On DVD:
- Rosebud
- The Videos (perhaps these two could be combined)
- The Tusk Documentary
- The Mirage Concert

Jyqm · #6 02-19-2006, 03:09 PM

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- The Videos (perhaps these two could be combined)

Speaking of which, whatever happened to this project? Ken Caillat had expressed interest in it and had a petition set up on the Penguin to gauge interest, but nothing ever came of it.

***ThePenguin*** · #7 02-19-2006, 03:52 PM

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Speaking of which, whatever happened to this project? Ken Caillat had expressed interest in it and had a petition set up on the Penguin to gauge interest, but nothing ever came of it.

I don't know if anything will ever come of it. I mean, there are hundreds of thousands of Mac fans out there. Unfortunately not all of them visit the Penguin and/or signed the petition. That doesn't mean there wouldn't be interest out there in the general public in something like a video compilation DVD etc. I think maybe Ken was expecting thousands of signatures!

who knows.

-Lis

Sahara · #8 02-19-2006, 04:07 PM

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I don't know if anything will ever come of it. I mean, there are hundreds of thousands of Mac fans out there. Unfortunately not all of them visit the Penguin and/or signed the petition. That doesn't mean there wouldn't be interest out there in the general public in something like a video compilation DVD etc. I think maybe Ken was expecting thousands of signatures!

who knows.

True. I'd love to see it happen though. I'd be there in a second.

I have a lot of the videos on bootleg DVDs, but the quality in sound and video varies enormously. It would be so nice to have all this lovely stuff in one place with good quality.

SteveMacD · #9 02-19-2006, 04:16 PM

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4. Buckingham Nicks on CD... yeah right!

Well, you can download the entire album from buckinghamnicks.net. I burned a CD from it, and it sounds great.

chiliD · #10 02-19-2006, 06:40 PM

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Well, we've already got our live document of the Say You Will tour, and we've also got The Dance, and the Tango tour DVD.

I don't really consider the Tango DVD to be a "definitive document" of the 1987-88 tour, so an upgrade to that (either DVD or CD) would be MORE than welcome.

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So I say instead of a compilation-type box set, let's get a couple of full concerts out there from the under-represented eras. An official release of a Mirage show would be nice...

Well, the Mirage video is your "document" from that tour, but they should release one entire show (since two nights were filmed...I was at both, either show in its entirety could be released; so definitely one complete show could be gleaned from the footage...if not video, the audio only)

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...although a show from 1975 would be divine. And let's get a full Tusk concert out there as well. Live is a good enough album, but it's a bit scattershot, and there's too much stuff from 1977.

And, I think an official release of something from both the 1990 & 1994/95 tours would be welcome, at least by me

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(And of course, anything from 1971-1974 would be a true treasure.)

Preachin' to the choir there, brudda!

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I'll never understand why this hasn't been released yet. I know there had been some talk of the masters being lost or something, but surely they have some kind of tapes available (and "Long Distance Winner" on Enchanted disc 3 sounds just fine to my ears). This would be such a great cash cow; you'd think they'd release it for that reason alone.

Yeah, time's running out...the longer they wait, the more people will have already downloaded it and not care.

macfan 57 · #11 02-19-2006, 06:55 PM

1. Box set from the 1971-74 Bob Welch years, something similar to the Madison Blues box set.

2. A full Tusk concert on DVD. That 1979 Largo bootleg is great, but the quality is horrible.

3. The Tusk & Mirage videos on DVD.

4. Anything from Christine McVie.

David · #12 02-19-2006, 07:06 PM

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2. A full Tusk concert on DVD. That 1979 Largo bootleg is great, but the quality is horrible.

Yes ... you don't want anything that early anyway. San Antonio would be far preferable.

Or just for kicks, how about that 60,000+ outdoor festival from Munich with Bob Marley opening that they showed on German TV?